Beside The Cursor, The PodCast

Podcasting HotNews 2Go February 2006

Well I finally got around to posting the February edition. I am now hard at work on the March edition. So grab a cup of joe, sit back, put your headphones on and relax. I am doing the reading for you.

Put a speaker under your pillow at night and you are sure to become a CAD Geek by osmosis. Aren't you ready? To listen simply download my February podcast and you'll get caught up on your AUGI HotNews reading in a jiffy. The second issue is available now.

AUGI HotNews Content - February 2006
Articles
AutoCAD Wish List Ballot
It's time to vote for your top 10 wishes! Mark your ballot for the 10 new
features you would like to see in the next release of AutoCAD.
3D DWF Tips &
Tricks
Here are tips for using the DWF family of products from Autodesk.
Quickly and effortlessly present your designs to the people who need to see
them. Then let the collaboration begin!
Training the
Trainer: Corporate Training, Part 2
Another installment in the Corporate
Training series. You'll learn how to develop a successful strategy for corporate
training and avoid the pitfalls.
Forgotten Habits
of AutoCAD Users, Part 2
It's time to catch up on your reading! Check
out the materials in this library.
Remote Connections
Made Easy
HP helps you connect to your colleagues, whether they are in
the next cubicle or on the next continent.
Shortcuts in ADT,
Part 4
An end user's inquiry leads to an experiment in Autodesk
Architectural Desktop.
Columns
President's
Letter: The Company You Keep
AUGI Board of Directors President Richard
Binning on what makes AUGI members unique.
TIPniques: How
Things Stack Up, Part 4
The fourth and final article in the series on
AutoCAD stacking options.
Q&A with
Autodesk's Amar Hanspal
A new product from Adobe sparks competition with
Autodesk DWF software. Autodesk Vice President Amar Hanspal tells why DWF is
still the solution of choice for Autodesk product users.

Listen to the February edition of AUGI HotNews read to you by me.

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posted by Richard Binning @ Thursday, March 23, 2006